Norway's two leading men's handball sides met before a full house at Trondheim Spektrum on Saturday, and we were there for TV 2 as Elverum won 37–25 at Kolstad in the Elkjøp-ligaen, the country's top flight.

Both sides came into the game looking for a response after European defeats earlier in the week: Norwegian champions Kolstad lost to Kriens-Luzern in the EHF Champions League, while Elverum went down to RK Nexe in the EHF European League.

Elverum led 16–14 at half-time, then raised the tempo after the break to turn a two-goal lead into a 12-goal win. Simon Jeppsson scored 11 for Kolstad, but the hosts endured a tough second half.

With Norway right wing Kevin Gulliksen in their ranks, Elverum remain unbeaten in the league on 14 points from seven games, five clear of Kolstad.

We ran a full production: five cameras including super slow-motion, a reporter and an expert on the floor, and a commentary team. Our remote vehicle MRV-1 was on site, with the signals delivered over Telenor's contribution network.

A successful broadcast, and exactly the kind of big-arena match day our crew are built for.